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Allana Pratt, Intimacy Expert - Intimate Conversations Highlights with Elisabeth Scheffer

This month on Intimate Conversations LIVE, I talk with Elisabeth Scheffer. Elisabeth is living her dream, in love and following her truth. She will tell us what it took to move to Europe (as an American) and follow love. It is important to hear stories similar to you and I…and hear that it is possible, because they are living it. It warms the heart and lifts us to the possibility vibration. When something ouchy happens, do you close your heart…or are you willing to stay open…listen to this month’s Intimate Conversation Live, August 24th at 4pm PT    

Elisabeth SchefferYou can learn more about Elisabeth in her bio below.

Elisabeth Scheffer is a psychotherapist, coach, healer, humanitarian and an internationally recognized expert in the field of trauma healing.  She has a Master’s in Counseling and has been licensed since 1999.

Over the last 20 years has worked in agencies, schools, hospitals, and as a consultant for the US Department of Defense in Europe.  She has worked with humanitarian organizations in Nepal, South Sudan, and Uganda and has developed psychosocial projects for those serving in disaster and crisis zones. She has presented at conferences around the world and has helped thousands of people overcome trauma, heartbreak and hurt and find fulfillment in love and life.  

An American citizen, she lives with her husband in the Netherlands. Find out more here: http://ift.tt/2vnVq2q

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